lec 8 Flashcards

1
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what is barley’s relationship w canada?

A

fourth largest producer in the world, fourth largest crop produced in canada

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2
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barley can be arranged based on spike rows.

also how is barley used?

A

two and six row

barley is used as malt (alcohol prod), feed for livestock, food for humans

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3
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is barley prod more in eastern or western candaa?

A

western

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4
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what is the difference between oilseeds and pulses, and how do both of these differ from cereals?

A

oilseeds: seeds that are high in oil content, often used as a source of oil

pulses: legume crops harvested for their dry seeds

different from cereals in that both oilseed and pulse have higher protein contents that other cereals

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5
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of the following, which are oilseeds and which are pulses?
- beans
- chickpeas
- dry peas
- lentils
- peanuts
- soybeans

A

peanuts and soybeans are oilseeds, everything else is a pulse

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6
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what the fuck is a legume? are they monocots or dicots?

A

its a family of dudes called fabaceae (also called leguminosae)

bonus: they are dicots

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7
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hey just checkin if ur studying! when + where were soybeans domesticated?

A

centra china, around 7000 BCE

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8
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who is the world’s largest soybean producer

A

brazil, followed by the US

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9
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where were peanuts domesticated, and who are the largest producers today?

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domesticated in south + central america, world’s largest producer is china followed by india

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10
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what da fuck is a peanut? why do people say “i’m allergic to tree nuts and peanuts?” is it just because it’s a silly little rhyme?

A

peanut is a fruit that grows underground, and the seed is the bit that we eat!

peanuts are groundnuts not treenuts

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11
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where were field peas domesticated, and who are the largest producers today?

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domesticated: fertile crescent

producers: canada, russia, china, india

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12
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where were chickpeas domesticated, and who are the largest producers today?

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domesticated: southwest asia + mediterranean, and also ethiopia (unclear)

producers: india

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13
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where were lentils domesticated, and who are the largest producers today?

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domesticated: near east and mediterranean

producer: canada, india

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14
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what legume is called the ‘poor man’s meat,’ and why?

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lentils, bc they are cheap (compared to meat) + high in prot

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15
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where were beans domesticated, and who are the largest producers today?

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domesticated: central america

producers: india, myanmar, brazil

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16
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we have two types of beans. what are they, and how did they come to be?

A

andean, and middle america

beans were first domesticated in central america, where they spread north to middle america and south to andes

17
Q

what country eats the most pulses

A

india

18
Q

WHO MAINLY PRODUCES:
- corn
- wheat
- barley
- soybeans
- peanuts
- field peas
- chickpeas
- lentils
- beans

A

corn: us and china

wheat: –

barley: –

soybeans: brazil

peanuts: china

field peas: canada

chickpeas: india

lentils: canada

beans: india

19
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india does a lot of producing. for what crops does it prod most in the world?

A

chickpeas and beans

20
Q

canada does a lot of producing. for what crops does it prod most in the world?

A

field peas and lentils